The intelligencer., 1887-10-29
Washboards at Senden,s.

Washboards at Senden's. o15tf
} Backing stands at Senden's. o15tf
Stoves and tinwsre at Senden's. o15tf
Insurance pool busted by C. Ben, feb26tf
Everything in hardware at Senden's.
d. Hacker makes A No. bread again il
his new oven. octl5tf
Send to Chris. Meyers for the best bread
Try it and see. m21tf
Don't forget to look at Moorehead's ga
shingles, at 50 %. oct15t3
Leave your farms, residences and lots will
me for sale. c. Ben. feb26f
The latest style of hats in light and darl
shades at z. keller's. a13tf
D. Hacker now has one of the larges
bake ovens in the state. octl5tf
For Sale "A few cords of sound. well.
seasoned oak wood. E. Allen. If
G. Ben has moved his office owe: Tevis
drug store, with r. A..Hicklin. oct22t3
Good Bourbon whisky. three years old, al
81 per gallon, at Silverman's. aprl6tf
| Wanted-An Atlas Map of Lafayette coun-
ty. Call at Intelligencer Office. If
ID, Hacker has just received a fine line OF
cream candy. Come and see it. oct15tf
Old Virginia and Tennessee Apple Bran
dy. at 80 30 per gallon at Sllverman's,' If
| Hackmetack, lasting and fragrant per-
fume. Price % and so cents. For sale by
CapIes. june4eow1y
Sleepless night, made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's cure is the remedy
for you. For sale by Csples. jn4yleow
Now is your time to buy either hard or
! soft coal base burners at cost. Call at Ora.
hams, examine and get prices. Also have
the hard coal to go with the stoves OLA
Durham, Iowa, March 2, 1882. Ayers
Sarsaparilla has cured me of the lnfiamma-
tory rheumatism. after being troubled with
the disease for eight years. W. M. Moore. 1t
Don't fail to be on hand early Monday
morning to secure bargains at the handker-
chief sale. Read our new advertisement
this morning. The Ahrens Dry Goods
Bazaar. IL
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Valises. Up
holstering Matress-Making, Repairing, &C.,
at lowest prices at Schmidt's saddlery shop,
west side public square, Lexington, Mo.
Give me call. feb5yl
Drunkenness, or the liquor habit, positively
cured " administering DIR. Haines' Golden
Specific. IL can be given in u cup of coffee
OF tea without the knowledge of the per-
son taking it.; is absolutely harmless and will
effect permanent and speedy cure, wheth-
er the patient Is q moderate drlnker or
an alcoholic wreck. Thousands of drunkards
have oeen made temperate men who have
,sKen the Golden Specific In their coffee with.
cut their knowledge, and to-day believe they
quit drinking OF their own free will. 1T
NEVER FAILS. The system once impregna-
ted with the Specific 1t becomes an utter i'm.
possibility for the liquor appetite to exist For
full particulars. address Golden Specific Co.,
ls5 Race St., Cincinnati, Ohio. nov13y1
The thermometer touched the 20 degree
mark last Monday night.
The freezes, last Sunday and Monday,
about stripped the trees of their leaves.
The ladies of the Baptist chapel mission
Will give an oyster supper and bazaar, at the
Baptist church. Thursday evening. Nov. 3.
The public is cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. Jno. Gehner has erected a handsome
Scotch granite monument at Mt. Tabor
church, near the Lafayette anu johns SON
county liue, over the remains of Mrs. N.
Georgia. wife of Mr.. 1. W. Avit, of Odessa.
A big procession of Santa Fe railroad work.
ing people passed through town Wednesday, |
en- route to Kansas City, where they were
going to ship their teams, wagons, etc.. to |
Tennessee, where they 90 to work on a rail- |
road.
The Ish school house has been rebuilt, and /
was opened for use last Monday. The furni-
ture was made by the Messrs Winkler, aud |
is sure to give satisfaction in finish and dura.
bility, as their work is much better put |
together than that bought in the east
The Messrs. Harris & Son have laid the |
track of the extension to a point In rear of |
MIR. Jack slusher's place, and within a half |
mile of Tabo creek. They are doing good |
job OF work, but not progressing as rapidly |
as they would like because of not having
enough hands.
MIR. Dckey has. this week, put three yery
handsome and powerful reflector lamps in
the Episcopal church. which it Is thought
will light it up brilliantly. MIR. Dickey leaves
nothing undone to render the gas service of
the city satisfactory to his patrons, and we
hope this improvement will meet all of his
expectations as well as those of the church
people.
The article on the outside as to how Gen.
Lew Wallace writes will be read with espec.
iai interest just now, when there is such a
revival OF interest In his Ben Hur. 1t Is a |
book which every student of literature should |
read. 1t may be obtained from Mr.. E G. |
LOOMS, as well as Mr.. HaggsEd's Allen
Quartermain, which is also much talked of |
by literary people.
The press unites in praising Chief Arthur, |
OF the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
for the solid sense displayed in his annual !
address, and for his generally wise and con-
servatve course. The Brotherhood is the |
most successful and practical labor organiza-
tion that we know of, because it confines |
itself to its own business and does not run
on after every new ism and into party politics. |
Its history Is lesson and a warning,
Fairview:-Fine rain Saturday night. Mr.. |
Frank Cash left the 18th INST, for CoIdwa.
ter, Kansas, to look after his farm. Several
of the gentlemen of the neighborhood went
to Kansas City to see the president. Mr.. |
Henry Williams is 10 Texas looking for |
home. Look out girlsl Henry means busi-
ness. The organization of the Fairview de.
bate, last Saturday night, was a success. The
club will meet On Saturday night hereafter,
The question for next meeting is, "Resolyed,
That the United States is the most sinful ma.
tion on EARTH" Come out and encourage
the boys. think good debate will be BEN
eficial to all who attend. MISS Cora Cobbs.
Of Kansas City. who has been visiting her
uncle, Mr.. T. 7. Cobbs, for two weeks, re-
turned home last Saturday.
The Liberty Advance In reprinting judge
VIM. L. Woods letter to the Intelligepcer on
The Wood law, during the recent canvass,
preceded it with these complimentary re-
VIM. T. Wood. of Lexing.
Ion, the author of the following letter to the
Lexington Intelligencer. is we'll known to
the people of this state. and especially to the
Did citizens of Clay county. He resided for
number of years In Liberty. and formed
'ne OF that grand trio Of lawyers-Atchfson,
Doniphan and Wood-then practicing at our
BAR. He takes rank as LAWYER second to
1one' and has been on the judicial bench
several terms. What he says of the Wood /
ocai option law can be relied on as worthy OF
consideration. He is grand old Christian
man, and would make no statement not war.
anted by the law and facts in the case"
Mrs. Nickel's new hotel has now beeu in
operation for some two or three weeks with ]